RN #92B CRUNCH Data Set JONES Surname

This notebook contains the data set using CRUNCH, a program available in 1993.  Its file name is JONES1, and contains the variable list and computer printout of the file dated 01-07-1993.  Printouts for each variable is contained.  They are categorized by English monarchs, "Normans", "Plantagents", "Lancaster/York", "Tudors", "Stuarts", "Commonwealth", and "StuartsII".  Reference sources are coded.  Variable lists were then printed for Wales and England giving a breakdown and analysis for the JONES surname during the study period 1273-1714.  This is the "hard copy" of this research. There were 26 variables included in the study.

RN #92A Legal Data Set Jones Surname

This notebook is the file of data pertaining to the legal records of England 1200AD - 1700 AD.  They are the "hard" copies of the information collected from the index of the public record office Great Britain.  This was the actual data coded and analyzed for the JONES surname which is the source of many of the articles written in The Jones Genealogist.

The above figure is from one set of records published by Kraus Reprint Corporation, 1963 showing the primary source of the data included in this notebook.  This page is from 1515-1529 index of the legal records.  These were analyzed for the surname JONES.

The above figure shows the actual page as printed in the primary source.  The dates are 1518-1529, bundle 421, with the individual files as numbered, and the information contained for each case.  Each JONES was entered into the data set and analyzed for the information given.  This should give the reader an idea of the information contained in this notebook.

RN # 33 Colonial Ancestors 17th Century

Seventeenth Century Colonial Ancestors, by Mary Hutton - abstracted for JONES surname.

My research data set for JONES from   Cavaliers and Pioneers, analysis and summary 1621 -1725.

This is an alphabetical listing charted for name, page number, and date.  It can be used to group those who seem to settle and arrive in Virginia during the same time period.  A very helpful analysis.  There is also an alphabetical listing showing, name, date, page, county of settlement, and the river course connected.  The waterways were often the major geographic location given in deeds.